Electronic device

ABSTRACT

An electronic device includes a bus bar that includes a first terminal and a second terminal and extends between the first terminal and the second terminal on a side of a first surface of a substrate; first solder configured to pass through the substrate in a thickness direction and connect a first through terminal connected to a first electronic component that is disposed on a second surface side of the substrate and the first terminal; and second solder configured to pass through the substrate in the thickness direction and connect a second through terminal connected to a second electronic component disposed on the second surface side of the substrate and the second terminal.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATION

This application is based upon and claims the benefit of priority of theprior Japanese Patent Application No. 2020-91434, filed on May 26, 2020,the entire contents of which are incorporated herein by reference.

FIELD

The embodiment discussed herein is related to an electronic device.

BACKGROUND

Traditionally, there has been a bus bar joining structure in which busbars that are disposed at intervals on a circuit board are joined to ajoined portion of the above circuit board by soldering. A joint portionthat may have contact with the above joined portion is formed by beingbent in an end portion of the bus bar, and a reinforcing portion thatholds a bending angle between the above joint portion and a portion onthe base side than the joint portion at a certain angle is integrallyformed with the bent portion. Then, the above joint portion is solderedin a state where the above joint portion has surface contact with theabove joined portion. For example, Japanese Laid-open Patent PublicationNo. 2010-080574 or the like is disclosed as related art.

SUMMARY

According to an aspect of the embodiments, an electronic device includesa bus bar that includes a first terminal and a second terminal andextends between the first terminal and the second terminal on a side ofa first surface of a substrate; first solder configured to pass throughthe substrate in a thickness direction and connect a first throughterminal connected to a first electronic component that is disposed on asecond surface side of the substrate and the first terminal; and secondsolder configured to pass through the substrate in the thicknessdirection and connect a second through terminal connected to a secondelectronic component disposed on the second surface side of thesubstrate and the second terminal.

The object and advantages of the invention will be realized and attainedby means of the elements and combinations particularly pointed out inthe claims,

It is to be understood that both the foregoing general description andthe following detailed description are exemplary and explanatory and arenot restrictive of the invention,

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional diagram illustrating a configuration of anelectronic device 1 that includes a bus bar connection structure 100according to an embodiment;

FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional diagram illustrating a bus bar 110, solder120A and 120B, and pads 12A and 12B;

FIG. 3 is an enlarged diagram illustrating a portion of a terminal 111of the bus bar 110;

FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating a bus bar 50 for comparison;

FIG. 5 is a diagram for explaining current distribution in solder 52connected to a terminal of the bus bar 50;

FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating current distribution of the solder120A;

FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating a simulation result of a currentdensity of the solder 120A;

FIG. 8 is a diagram illustrating a simulation result of a currentdensity of the solder 52 connected on a terminal 51 of the bus bar 50for comparison; and

FIG. 9 is a cross-sectional diagram illustrating a bus bar 110Maccording to a modification of the embodiment.

DESCRIPTION OF EMBODIMENTS

By the way, in a traditional bus bar joining structure, a thickness ofthe solder between the circuit board and the joint portion of the busbar is fixed. Therefore, currents are concentrated in a portion to beshortest path, and the portion joined by solder is easily damaged byelectromigration.

In view of the above, it is desirable to provide a bus bar connectionstructure that suppresses an increase in a current density.

Hereinafter, an embodiment to which a bus bar connection structure ofthe embodiment is applied will be described.

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FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional diagram illustrating a configuration of anelectronic device 1 that includes a bus bar connection structure 100according to an embodiment Hereinafter, description will be made whiledefining an XYZ coordinate system. Furthermore, hereinafter, the planeview indicates an XY plane view. Although a−Z direction side isindicated as a lower side or below and a+Z direction is indicated as anupper side or above for convenience of the description, these do notrepresent a universal vertical relationship.

The electronic device 1 includes a substrate 10, a processor package 20,a Direct Current (DC)/DC converter 30, a bus bar 110, and solder 120Aand 120B as main components. Of these, because the bus bar 110 and thesolder 120A and 120B are included in the bus bar connection structure100, a reference numeral 100 is written in parentheses. The processorpackage 20 is an example of a first electronic component and includes apackage substrate 20A and a processor 20B. The DC/DC converter 30 is anexample of a second electronic component. The solder 120A and the solder120B are respectively examples of a first connection unit and a secondconnection unit.

The substrate 10 may be any substrate. Here, as an example, thesubstrate 10 is a PCI-Express standard wiring substrate. A lower surfaceof the substrate 10 is an example of a first surface, and an uppersurface is an example of a second surface. The substrate 10 includesvias 11A and 11B and pads 12A, 12B, 13A, and 13B. The via 11A and thepads 12A and 13A are provided on the −X direction side, and the via 11Band the pads 12B and 13B are provided on the +X direction side.

The vias 11A and 116 are respectively examples of a first throughterminal and a second through terminal and pass through the substrate 10in a thickness direction (Z direction). The vias 11A and 11B are, as anexample, made of copper plating, and the plurality of vias 11A and theplurality of vias 11B are provided. The pads 12A and 12B are provided onthe lower surface of the substrate 10 and respectively connected tolower ends of the vias 11A and 11B. The pads 13A and 13B are provided onthe upper surface of the substrate 10 and are respectively connected toupper ends of the vias 11A and 11B.

The package substrate 20A of the processor package 20 is mounted on theupper surface side of the substrate 10 and is connected to the pad 13Avia a bump 21. The processor 20B is mounted on the upper surface of thepackage substrate 20A. The DC/DC converter 30 is mounted on the uppersurface side of the substrate 10 and is connected to the pad 13B.

The bus bar 110 includes a base 110A and terminals 111 and 112. The busbar 110 is made of copper, as an example, and the terminals 111 and 112are provided at both ends of the base 110A that extends in the Xdirection. An extending direction of the bus bar 110 is an X direction.The terminals 111 and 112 are respectively examples of a first terminaland a second terminal. The terminals 111 and 112 are respectivelyconnected to the pads 12A and 12B by the solder 120A and 120B. In thefollowing, description will be made with reference to FIGS. 2 and 3 inaddition to FIG. 1.

FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional diagram illustrating. the bus bar 110, thesolder 120A and 120B, and the pads 12A and 12B. FIG. 3 is an enlargeddiagram illustrating a portion of the terminal 111 of the bus bar 110.The terminal 111 includes an end portion 111A, a curved portion 111B,and a front end portion 111C, and the curved portion 111B is curvedupward and toward the pad 12A with respect to the end portion 111A andthe front end portion 111C. In the terminal 111, the end portion 111Aand the front end portion 111C are positioned at both ends in the Xdirection, and the curved portion 111B is positioned at the centralportion in the X direction. The end portion 111A is an example of afirst end portion, the curved portion 111B is an example of a firstapproaching portion, and the front end portion 111C is an example of aside farther from the terminal 112 than the curved portion 111B.

Because the via 11A (refer to FIG. 1) is provided above the pad 12A, thefact to curve the curved portion 111B upward and toward the pad 12A withrespect to the end portion 111A and the front end portion 111C issynonymous with to curve the curved portion 111B upward and toward thevia 11A with respect to the end portion 111A and the front end portion111C. Therefore, a portion of the terminal 111 from the end portion 111Ato the curved portion 111B is curved toward the via 11A, and a portionfrom the curved portion 111B to the front end portion 111C is curved tobe separated from the via 11A.

The curved portion 111B is positioned closer to the via 11A than the endportion 111A and the front end portion 111C in the vertical direction.The curved portion 111B is curved so as to draw an arc in the XZcross-sectional view and so as to be a convex upward between the endportion 111A and the front end portion 111C. Being curved is an exampleof being bent. A curve means to continuously bend as a curved line.

The terminal 111 is connected to the pad 12A by the solder 120A. Anupper surface of the terminal 111 having contact with the solder 120A isan example of a first contact surface. Furthermore, a lower surface ofthe terminal 111 is an example of a first opposite surface. Such acurved terminal 111 can be easily formed by, as an example, pressing, orthe like.

The terminal 112 includes an end portion 112A, a curved portion 1126,and a front end portion 112C, and the curved portion 112B is curvedupward and toward the pad 12A with respect to the end portion 112A andthe front end portion 112C. In the terminal 112, the end portion 112Aand the front end portion 112C are positioned at both ends in the Xdirection, and the curved portion 112B is positioned at the centralportion in the X direction. The end portion 112A is an example of asecond end portion, the curved portion 112B is an example of a secondapproaching portion, and the front end portion 112C is an example of aside farther from the terminal 111 than the curved portion 112B. Theterminal 112 has a shape symmetrical with the terminal 111 in the Xdirection.

Because the via 118 (refer to FIG. 1) is provided above the pad 126, tocurve the curved portion 112B upward and toward the pad 12B with respectto the end portion 112A and the front end portion 112C is synonymouswith to curve the curved portion 112B upward and toward the via 116 withrespect to the end portion 112A and the front end portion 112C.Therefore, a portion of the terminal 112 from the end portion 112A tothe curved portion 112B is curved toward the via 116, and a portion fromthe curved portion 112B to the front end portion 112C is curved to beseparated from the via 116.

The curved portion 112B is positioned closer to the via 11B than the endportion 112A and the front end portion 112C in the vertical direction.The curved portion 112B is curved so as to draw an arc in the XZcross-sectional view and so as to be a convex upward between the endportion 112A and the front end portion 112C.

The terminal 112 is connected to the pad 12B by the solder 1208. Anupper surface of the terminal 112 having contact with the solder 120B isan example of a second contact surface. Furthermore, a lower surface ofthe terminal 112 is an example of a second opposite surface. Such acurved terminal 112 can be easily formed by, as an example, pressing, orthe like.

The solder 120A connects between the surface of the terminal 111 that iscurved upward and a flat lower surface of the pad 12A. As an example, asolder material is applied to one of the surface of the terminal 111that is curved upward and the flat lower surface of the pad 12A by aprinting method or the like, the solder material is melted by heatingthe terminal 111 and the pad 12A, and the melted material is cooled in astate where the terminal 111 and the pad 12A are positioned.Accordingly, it is possible to connect the terminal 111 and the pad 12Aby the solder 120A. Regarding a thickness of the solder 120A, portionsabove the end portion 111A and the front end portion 111C are thickerthan a portion above the curved portion 111B.

The solder 120B connects between the surface of the terminal 112 that iscurved upward and a flat lower surface of the pad 12B. As an example, asolder material is applied to one of the surface of the terminal 112that is curved upward and the flat lower surface of the pad 12B by aprinting method or the like, the solder material is melted by heatingthe terminal 112 and the pad 12B, and the melted material is cooled in astate where the terminal 112 and the pad 12B are positioned.Accordingly, it is possible to connect the terminal 112 and the pad 12Bby the solder 120B. Regarding a thickness of the solder 120B, portionsabove the end portion 112A and the front end portion 112C are thickerthan a portion above the curved portion 112B.

In this way, by respectively connecting the terminals 111 and 112 andthe pads 12A and 12B by the solder 120A and 120B, the vias 11A and 11Bcan be connected via the bus bar 110, and it is possible to supplyelectronic power output by the DC/DC converter 30 to the processorpackage 20 via the bus bar 110.

The bus bar 110 is much thicker and has a lower resistivity than a thinwiring line formed on a general wiring substrate. Furthermore, theplurality of vias 11A and the plurality of vias 118 provided on thesubstrate 10 are much thicker and have a lower resistivity than a thinwiring line formed on a general wiring substrate. Therefore, it ispossible to efficiently supply electronic power from the DC/DC converter30 to the processor package 20. With a recent increase in performanceand a frequency (for example, 4 GHz to 5 GHz) of processors, an amountof electronic power to be supplied to the processor is increased.However, by supplying electronic power by using the bus bar 110 and thevias 11A and 11B in this way, it is possible to reduce a power loss, apower supply noise caused by a current fluctuation, or the like.Furthermore, a configuration is considered in which the DC/DC converter30 is directly connected to the lower side of the via 11A without usingthe bus bar 110. However, there is a case where a dimension in the Zdirection is restricted. As an example, in a case where the processorpackage 20 and the DC/DC converter 30 are horizontally arranged due tosuch a restriction, to use the bus bar 110 is very effective.

Here, a configuration of a bus bar 50 for comparison and currentdistribution will be described with reference to FIGS. 4 and 5. FIG. 4is a diagram illustrating the bus bar 50 for comparison. FIG. 5 is adiagram for explaining current distribution in solder 52 connected to aterminal of the bus bar 50. Although a cross section is illustrated inFIG. 5, hatching is omitted. A terminal 51 of the bus bar 50 is notcurved like the terminal 111 of the bus bar 110 according to theembodiment (refer to FIG. 3) and linearly extends in the X direction. Athickness of the solder 52 that connects between a flat upper surface ofsuch a terminal 51 and the fiat lower surface of the pad 12A is uniformin the X direction.

When electronic power is supplied from the DC/DC converter 30 to theprocessor package 20 using such a bus bar 50 instead of the bus bar 110illustrated in FIG. 1, currents are concentrated in a portion having theshortest distance between the DC/DC converter 30 and the processorpackage 20. Therefore, the currents are concentrated in a portionsurrounded by a broken line circle B of the solder 52 in FIG. 5 (endportion of solder 52 on +X direction side). Because the thickness of thesolder 52 is uniform in the X direction, a resistance of the bus bar 50is minimized in a case where the current passes through the end portionof the solder 52 on the +X direction side.

Four arrows illustrated in the solder 52 indicate the currentdistribution. The thicker the arrow, the larger the amount of thecurrent. The current distribution of the solder 52 is distribution inwhich more currents flow on the +X direction side, and fewer currentsflow on the −X direction side. Therefore, electromigration occurs in theportion surrounded by the broken line circle B, and the solder 52 isgradually broken from the end portion of the sorer 52 on the +Xdirection side. Typically, when the current density exceeds 10⁴A/cm²,the electromigration occurs in the solder. Therefore, in theconfiguration of the solder 52, the electromigration may occur from theend portion side on the +X direction side due to an increase in thecurrent amount. Note that, here, the solder 52 connected to the pad 12Ahas been described. However, if a terminal having a similar shape to theterminal 51 is connected to the pad 12B via solder, electromigration maysimilarly occur in an end portion on the −X direction side that has ashortest distance.

FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating current distribution of the solder120A. Although a cross section is illustrated in FIG. 6, hatching isomitted. In the terminal 111, the curved portion 111B that is positionedon the −X direction side is curved more upward than the end portion 111Aon the +X direction side to which a current flows, and a portion of thesolder 120A on the upper side of the curved portion 111B is thinner thanthe end portion of the solder 120A on the +X direction side indicated bya broken line circle A. Therefore, a resistance value of the solder 120Ain the thickness direction of a portion above the curved portion 111B issmaller than that of the portion above the end portion 111A. As anexample, the thickness of the portion above the curved portion 111B ofthe solder 120A is thinner than the thickness of the solder 52 forcomparison, and the thickness of the portion above the end portion 111Ais thicker than or equivalent to the thickness of the solder 52 forcomparison.

In other words, for example, the portion above the curved portion 111Bcan obtain a current path having a smaller resistance value than the endportion of the solder 120A on the +X direction side (portion above endportion 111A) to be the shortest path. Therefore, a current density ofthe shortest path can be suppressed, and a current density of the curvedportion 111B can be increased. As indicated by the four arrows in FIG.6, a current density of the portion above the end portion 111A of thesolder 120A and a current density of the portion above the curvedportion 111B can be equalized. Note that the same applies to theterminal 112.

FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating a simulation result of the currentdensity of the solder 120A. FIG. 8 is a diagram illustrating asimulation result of a current density of the solder 52 connected on theterminal 51 of the bus bar 50 for comparison. When FIGS. 7 and 8 arecompared, the current density of the end portion of the solder 52 on the+X direction side is very high in FIG. 8 and is about 1.91 (A/mm²). Onthe other hand, the current density of the end portion of the solder120A on the +X direction side illustrated in FIG. 7 is reduced by about26% to about 1.41 (A/mm²).

As described above, by using the bus bar 110 that includes the terminal111 including the curved portion 111B, it is possible to reduce thecurrent density of the end portion of the solder 120A on the +Xdirection side. This similarly applies to the terminal 112 that includesthe curved portion 112B, and the current density of the end portion ofthe solder 120B on the −X direction side can be reduced. The end portionof the solder 120A on the +X direction side and the end portion of thesolder 120B on the −X direction side are portions included in theshortest path of the current. In this way, by using the bus bar 110, thecurrent density of the shortest path of the current can be lowered, thecurrent distribution in the solder 120A and 120B is dispersed in the Xdirection, and it is possible for a damage caused by theelectromigration to hardly occur. Furthermore, an occurrence time of thedamage caused by the electromigration can be delayed.

Therefore, it is possible to provide the bus bar connection structure100 that suppresses the increase in the current density. A life of metaldue to the electromigration is expressed by the Black's equation and canbe used as a value inversely proportional to the square of the currentdensity. When the current density is reduced from about 1.91 (A/mm²) toabout 1.41 (A/mm²), the life of the solder 120A is prolonged by about80%.

Furthermore, the terminals 111 and 112 respectively include the curvedportions 111B and 112B at the central portion in the X direction, andthe front end portions 111C and 112C at the ends in the X direction arepositioned on the lower side of the curved portions 111B and 112B. Inother words, for example, the terminal 111 has a shape symmetrical inthe X direction, and the terminal 112 has a shape symmetrical in the Xdirection. Because the terminals 111 and 112 are respectively connectedto the pads 12A and 12B by the solder 120A and 120B, the end portion111A and the front end portion 111C are positioned on both sides of thecurved portion 111B, and the end portion 112A and the front end portion112C are positioned on both sides of the curved portion 112B so thatconnection strengths (joining strength) of the terminals 111 and 112 bythe solder 120A and 120B are equal to each other in the X direction.

On the substrate 10, the processor package 20 is mounted via the bump21, and the DC/DC converter 30 is mounted. The bump 21 is formed ofsolder, and the DC/DC converter 30 and the via 11B are connected bysolder or the like. Therefore, in a process for manufacturing theelectronic device 1, there may be a case where the bus bar 110 isconnected to the pads 12A and 12B by the solder 120A and 120B and thebus bar 110 is positioned on the lower side of the substrate 10 beforethe solder 120A and 120B is completely cured. In such a case, by formingthe terminals 111 and 112 to have the shapes symmetrical in the Xdirection, misalignment of the bus bar 110 or the like can besuppressed, and it is possible to ensure reliability of a connectionportion between the bus bar 110 and the pads 12A and 12B connected bythe solder 120A and 120B.

Furthermore, because the curved portions 111B and 112B are continuouslycurved like an arc in the XZ cross-sectional view between the endportions 111A and 112A and the front end portions 111C and 112C, thethickness of the solder 120A and 120B continuously changes in the Xdirection, and the current distribution can be gently changed in the Xdirection. This also makes it possible to ensure the reliability of theconnection portion connected by the solder 120A and 120B.

Note that, in the above, a form of the terminals 111 and 112 has beendescribed of which the curved portions 111B and 112B at the center inthe X direction of the terminals 111 and 112 are curved in an arc in theXZ cross-sectional direction. However, it is sufficient that the uppersurfaces of the terminals 111 and 112 be curved so that the thickness ofthe end portion of the solder 120A on the +X direction side is thickerthan other portions and the thickness of the end portion of the solder120B on the −X direction side is thicker than the other portions. It issufficient that the upper surfaces of the terminals 111 and 112 becurved so that the current densities of the end portion of the solder120A on the +X direction side and the end portion of the solder 120B onthe −X direction side can be more lowered than that in the currentdistribution of the solder 52 for comparison (refer to FIG. 4).

Furthermore, in the above, a form has been described in which the frontend portions 111C and 112C are both ends of the terminals 111 and 112 ofthe bus bar 110. However, portions of the bus bar 110 existing inportions on the front side of the front end portions 111C and 112C mayexist, and the front end portions 111C and 112C may be further extended.In this case, the portions indicated as the front end portions 111C and112C are end portions on the opposite side of the end portions 111A and112A in the X direction.

Furthermore, in the above, a form has been described in which theterminals 111 and 112 are bent by pressing or the like. Therefore, thelower surfaces of the terminals 111 and 112 are curved. However, convexportions that are projected like the curved portions 111B and 112B maybe provided on the upper surface sides of the terminals 111 and 112. Inthis case, only the upper surfaces of the terminals 111 and 112 arecurved to be projected upward, and the lower surfaces are flat.

Furthermore, a configuration similar to a bus bar 110M illustrated inFIG. 9 may be used. FIG. 9 is a cross-sectional diagram illustrating thebus bar 110M according to a modification of the embodiment. The bus bar110M includes a base 110MA and a terminal 111M. Here, a terminal on the+X direction side is omitted. However, as an example, it is sufficientthat the terminal have a shape symmetrical with the terminal 111M in theX direction. The terminal 111M includes an end portion 111MA, a curvedportion 111MB, and a front end portion 111MC, and the curved portion111MB is curved upward and toward a pad 12A with respect to the endportion 111MA. The front end portion 111MC is not curved with respect tothe curved portion 111MB, and a position of the front end portion 111MCis equal to a position of a portion of the curved portion 111B mostprojected in the +Z direction (end portion of curved portion 111B on −Xdirection side) in the Z direction.

When such a terminal 111M is connected to the pad 12A by a soldermaterial, a thickness of a portion of solder 120MA above the end portion111MA is thicker than a thickness of each of portions above the curvedportion 111MB and the front end portion 111MC. Therefore, a currentdensity of the end portion of the solder 120MA on the +X direction sidecan be reduced. In this way, by using the bus bar 110M, the currentdensity of the shortest path of the current can be lowered, the currentdistribution in the solder 120MA is dispersed in the X direction, and itis possible for a damage caused by the electromigration to hardly occur.Furthermore, an occurrence time of the damage caused by theelectromigration can be delayed.

Therefore, it is possible to provide a bus bar connection structure thatsuppresses an increase in the current density. Note that the shape ofthe terminal of the bus bar 110M on the +X direction side may bedifferent from that of the terminal 111M.

Although the bus bar connection structure according to the exemplaryembodiment has been described above, the embodiment is not limited tothe embodiment disclosed in detail, and the various changes andalterations could be made hereto without departing from the scope ofclaims. Regarding the above embodiment, the following supplementarynotes are further disclosed.

All examples and conditional language provided herein are intended forthe pedagogical purposes of aiding the reader in understanding theinvention and the concepts contributed by the inventor to further theart, and are not to be construed as limitations to such specificallyrecited examples and conditions, nor does the organization of suchexamples in the specification relate to a showing of the superiority andinferiority of the invention. Although one or more embodiments of thepresent invention have been described in detail, it should be understoodthat the various changes, substitutions, and alterations could be madehereto without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention.

What is claimed is:
 1. An electronic device comprising: a bus bar thatincludes a first terminal and a second terminal and extends between thefirst terminal and the second terminal on a side of a first surface of asubstrate; first solder configured to pass through the substrate in athickness direction and connect a first through terminal connected to afirst electronic component that is disposed on a second surface side ofthe substrate and the first terminal; and second solder configured topass through the substrate in the thickness direction and connect asecond through terminal connected to a second electronic componentdisposed on the second surface side of the substrate and the secondterminal.
 2. The electronic device according to claim 1, wherein thefirst terminal includes a first approaching portion that is positionedon a side farther from the second terminal than a first end portion onthe second terminal side in an extending direction of the bus bar and ispositioned closer to the first through terminal than the first endportion, the second terminal includes a second approaching portion thatis positioned on a side farther from the first terminal than a secondend portion on the first terminal side in the extending direction of thebus bar and is positioned closer to the second through terminal than thesecond end portion, regarding a thickness of the first solder, a portionconnected to the first end portion is thicker than a portion connectedto the first approaching portion, and regarding a thickness of thesecond solder, a portion connected to the second end portion is thickerthan a portion connected to the second approaching portion.
 3. Theelectronic device according to claim 2, wherein the first terminal isbent so as to approach the first through terminal from the first endportion to the first approaching portion in the extending direction ofthe bus bar, and the second terminal is bent so as to approach thesecond through terminal from the second end portion to the secondapproaching portion in the extending direction of the bus bar.
 4. Theelectronic device according to claim 2, wherein a first contact surfaceof the first terminal that has contact with the first solder is bent soas to approach the first through terminal from the first end portion tothe first approaching portion in the extending direction of the bus bar,and a second contact surface of the second terminal that has contactwith the second solder is bent so as to approach the second throughterminal from the second end portion to the second approaching portionin the extending direction of the bus bar.
 5. The electronic deviceaccording to claim 2, wherein the first approaching portion is providedat a central portion in the extending direction of the first terminal,and the first approaching portion is positioned closer to the firstthrough terminal than the side farther from the second terminal than thefirst approaching portion of the first terminal, and regarding thethickness of the first solder, a portion connected to the side fartherfrom the second terminal than the first approaching portion is thickerthan a portion connected to the first approaching portion.
 6. Theelectronic device according to claim 5, wherein the first terminal isbent toward the first through terminal from the first end portion to thefirst approaching portion in the extending direction of the bus bar andis bent so as to be separated from the first through terminal from thefirst approaching portion to the side farther from the second terminalthan the first approaching portion.
 7. The electronic device accordingto claim 5, wherein a first contact surface of the first terminal thathas contact with the first solder is bent toward the first throughterminal from the first end portion to the first approaching portion inthe extending direction of the bus bar and is bent so as to be separatedfrom the first through terminal from the first approaching portion tothe side farther from the second terminal than the first approachingportion.
 8. The electronic device according to claim 5, wherein thesecond approaching portion is provided at a central portion in theextending direction of the second terminal, and the second approachingportion is positioned closer to the second through terminal than theside farther from the first terminal than the second approaching portionof the second terminal, and regarding the thickness of the secondsolder, a portion connected to the side farther from the first terminalthan the second approaching portion is thicker than a portion connectedto the second approaching portion.
 9. The electronic device according toclaim 7, wherein the second terminal is bent toward the second throughterminal from the second end portion to the second approaching portionin the extending direction of the bus bar and is bent so as to beseparated from the second through terminal from the second approachingportion to the side farther from the first terminal than the secondapproaching portion.
 10. The electronic device according to claim 8,wherein a second contact surface of the second terminal that has contactwith the second solder is bent toward the second through terminal fromthe second end portion to the second approaching portion in theextending direction of the bus bar and is bent so as to be separatedfrom the second through terminal from the second approaching portion tothe side farther from the first terminal than the second approachingportion.
 11. An electronic device comprising: a bus bar that includes afirst terminal and a second terminal and extends between the firstterminal and the second terminal on a first surface side of a substrate;a first connection unit configured to pass through the substrate in athickness direction and connect a first through terminal connected to afirst electronic component that is disposed on a second surface side ofthe substrate and the first terminal; and a second connection unitconfigured to pass through the substrate in the thickness direction andconnect a second through terminal connected to a second electroniccomponent that is disposed on the second surface side of the substrateand the second terminal, wherein the first terminal includes a firstapproaching portion that is positioned on a side farther from the secondterminal than a first end portion on the second terminal side in anextending direction of the bus bar and is positioned closer to the firstthrough terminal than the first end portion, the second terminalincludes a second approaching portion that is positioned on a sidefarther from the first terminal than a second end portion on the firstterminal side in the extending direction of the bus bar and ispositioned closer to the second through terminal than the second endportion, regarding a thickness of the first connection unit, a portionconnected to the first end portion is thicker than a portion connectedto the first approaching portion, and regarding a thickness of thesecond connection unit, a portion connected to the second end portion isthicker than a portion connected to the second approaching portion.